Seller catalog · teaconnnection
697 teas from The Whistling Kettle in our latest data.
Most teas here come from China. About 14% say where they were grown, and 1% say when the leaves were picked — both are useful checks before you buy.
Data through May 29, 2026.
Teas listed
697
Tea pages
273
Types of tea
6
Says when it was picked
1%
Says where it was grown
14%
The Whistling Kettle has 697 teas across 273 product pages in our data.
China is named most often. Many pages also include when the leaves were picked and which plant variety was used.
Typical teas from The Whistling Kettle most often come from China with high roast and high oxidation where processing is listed.
1% name the tea plant variety and 3% name who grew it. Scented or flavored titles appear on about 3% of pages — worth noticing if you want a plain, unflavored tea.
1% name the tea plant variety (cultivar) and 3% name who grew it.
1% say when the leaves were picked and 14% say where the tea was grown — helpful fields when you are comparing quality and freshness.
The most-listed types of tea include Herbal Tisane, Rooibos, Fruit Blend, Earl Grey, Breakfast Blend, Shou Puer.
Among teas with a listed pack size, the middle of the range sits near $11.67 per 100g, with many everyday options between $9.47 and $14.07. Compare price per gram when pack sizes differ.
In our data, the middle price across all sellers is about $21.99 per 100g. The Whistling Kettle is noticeably cheaper than most shops.
| Currency | Listings | Min | 25th | Median | 75th | 90th | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USD | 316 | $1.65/100g | $9.47/100g | $11.67/100g | $14.07/100g | $18.75/100g | $124.69/100g |
Lower-priced at this shop
$9.47/100g
Among the cheaper listings in this catalog.
Typical for this shop
$11.67/100g
Where most of this seller's teas cluster.
Higher-priced at this shop
$14.07/100g
Above the middle of this seller's range.
Top of this shop's range
$18.75/100g
The priciest listings in this catalog.
Good example to compare
A good example to open first is “Kunming Pu-Erh (Shou - Spring)” from The Whistling Kettle. It tells you where it's from (China · Yunnan Province), who made it (one of the top Pu-Erh producers), when it was picked (2012).
OriginRegionMakerPickedSeasonTaste notesFlavorsPack size
View listingGood example to compare
A good example to open first is “Keemun Mao Feng” from The Whistling Kettle. It tells you where it's from (China · Anhui · Qimen).
OriginRegionLocalityProcessingTaste notesFlavorsPack size
View listingUnusual pick
An unusual pick is “Vanilla Silk Scented Tea Candle” from The Whistling Kettle. It tells you who made it (The Whistling Kettle).
MakerTaste notesFlavorsPack size
View listingUnusual pick
An unusual pick is “Total Body Scented Tea Candle” from The Whistling Kettle. It tells you who made it (Collar City Candle).
MakerFlavorsPack size
View listingBlackberry Mudan White
The Whistling Kettle · Bai Mudan
€0.11–€0.11/g
View listingShoumei White
The Whistling Kettle · Shoumei
€2.57/g
View listingHuo Mountain Yellow Sprouting
The Whistling Kettle · Huangshan Maofeng
€2.57/g
View listingMonk's Blend
The Whistling Kettle · Other
€0.06–€0.08/g
View listingCarrot Cake
The Whistling Kettle · Rooibos
€0.10–€0.12/g
View listingYunnan Chitsu PingCha Pu-erh - Green Tea Cake
The Whistling Kettle · Sheng Pu-erh
€0.09–€0.09/g
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